Endowment idea for Wheeling Industrial School outline
Citizens in Wheeling discuss funding an Industrial School to serve poor white children from Virginian cabins. A two year to four year public school plan would merge last years with industrial training. W. H. Beamon and Charles C. Hook provide practical cost analyses and endorsements for a St. Louis style Manual Training concept.
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Virginia
Wheesling
St. Louis
Toedo
Loffer
W. H. Beamon
Seaman
Manual Training School
New Education for Wheeling Boys and Girls
An open letter from M. H. Seamon of the St Louis Manual Training School advocates an industrial education system in Wheeling. It outlines a four year boy’s program with arithmetic algebra geometry geology chemistry and shop work plus a girl’s track of clay modeling sewing and cooking. The plan requires a new building with workshops laboratories and apparatus costing about sixteen thousand dollars for 200 to 260 pupils, funded by local support and public spirited citizens.
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Chemical Laboratory
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Stwewal Trainiacu
Manual Training School Seen as Vital for City Youth
An article urges Wheeling to establish an industrial or manual training school modeled on St. Louis methods. It advocates integrating mathematics, science, drawing, language, and tool instruction across a three to five year plan to prepare youths for modern trades, highlighting benefits through real-world cases and calling for community support.
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Refinery plans unfold in Lima oil venture talks
A Lima Oil Company party led by President Dudley Fare Mu of Albany meets New York capitalists to finalize a large refinery project five miles southwest of the city. The group owns land in Lima and North Baltimore fields and operates pipelines and tank cars, challenging Star in Ohio field.
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Angont
Dudley Fare Mu
Albany
Lima Oil Conpany
New York
Hoover Brothers
Spear and Willams
Shawnee Out Company
Lima
St. Thomas
Thie
North Baltimore
Various Humorous Snippets Slow Down to Scribal Wit
A collage of quips and vignettes appears, spanning jokes about George Washington, a dying husband’s remarriage, a fight on a sidewalk, and humorous exchanges from a busy street scene. Bits of dialogue plus captions show antiquated manners and newspaper humor across multiple locales.
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